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Show BRITISH STAGE FOLK STRIVE TO KEEP GERMANS OUT (By International News Service.) LONDON. April 17. Tho supreme Council may extend tho right hand of fellowship and the loan of a "flivor" to tho late enemy, but n.ot $q the Variety Artists' Federation. Efforts have been ' made to book German music hall artists for "re-! "re-! turns" in this country. The interna I tlonale Artictep-Logo of Berlin is so anxious to set German artists onto 1 British stages that It has proposed- - that if fifteen German performers are I admitted to England, eighty-five Eng- H jlish artists may book i Germany. N Tho variety arti3ts point to a 1916 J H ; resolution forbidding booking Ger- I mans for three years after peace is I declared, and to another passed in I 1919 directed against employment of I Germans in any capacity at any time. 2 ! The Germans are attempting to , 1 ("undersell" the British, Danish and ! Scandinavian markets by offering en- , I gagements at prices far under thoso J H , prevailing in the various countries. i 00 ' I |